Rancho Sedona RV Park

We have stayed here several times over the years. This time, we were in the Hilltop site with our 42 ft 5th Wheel. You need to be proficient in backing in.
The nicest site we have ever had. $120 per night x 4 nights.
Lots of rules at the park but they are there for a reason. Very close to town.
WiFi is lacking but we brought our Starlink system.

We love this place. Yes there are rules, but it’s fine. The park is meticulously maintained, amazing access to the creek and the rest of downtown Sedona. You really can’t beat it. As far as the reviews of the hospitality… we did not have any issues. They have been super helpful. We have stayed three times and are heading back tomorrow! If you’re having issues booking, call. We have somehow managed to sneak in whenever needed! Will say Wi-Fi is not ideal, but I feel like it never really is at any rv park we have been to so it is what it is.

The sites in section B were on the smaller side but well maintained. The crew work hard to keep it nice. There are a lot of rules here but I suppose that is why it’s nice here. You can walk into town and hikes from here. Bring a pressure regulator, water pressure is varied here. Wifi is also varied, so don’t count on it to stream. Good thing there is a lot to do outside that you hopefully won’t need their wifi.

Easy access to good Hiking and shopping and some you do not have to drive to. Our site was large and had a concrete pad which really helped during the snow and rain. The park was very quiet, pretty sure we were the loudest there and we are quiet. Very dog friendly with lots of "Bag Stations" grass areas and a good dog run for the off leash moments. Not much in the camp store beside some sewer and water parts.

This park is so pretty and well-tended - with its canopy of giant mature trees and green lawns alongside Oak Creek — that I wouldn’t dare give it anything less than 5 stars… DESPITE our annoyance with the fact that our premium creekside site #80 was 6” UNLEVEL. Yes, and it took every piece of equipment we had to level our trailer by 1/2 foot. But after you tend to that little challenge— the park is idyllic. I’d say the prettiest we’ve ever visited. Restrooms are clean, and the showers are acceptable (but not the “spa” experience of other 5 star campgrounds we’ve visited in AZ, CA and NM). Laundry facility looked nice. Internet/WI-FI was marginal. The park is right in the heart of Sedona, yet remarkably quiet at night. We were caught off guard by the 5:45pm sunset in October (Arizona doesn’t observe daylight savings time) and with the dark sky policy & no fires allowed - it is DARK very early in autumn.
We enjoyed our stay and can definitely recommend this park.

This was our second stay here, first review.
The park is lovely. Clean, quiet, nice facilities. Sites are reasonably sized—close, but not peering into your neighbors window. Premium sites by the river are worth the expense. Wi-fi is a joke, but consistent with most RV Parks.
This should be a 5 star park. My issue is the rules. Not the rules themselves—most of the rules are reasonable and the reason the park is lovely. It’s the way in which they are conveyed to the guests. The signs are abrasive and rude. The first thing you encounter when parking is a “don’t break the site marker! You break it, you buy it!” Nothing like some down home hospitality..
No reason to be so snarky in the enforcement of rules. It makes one feel like an intrusion rather than a valued guest.
We would probably stay again just for the proximity to Sedona, I just wish we felt more welcome.

We loved our stay and will stay again. The workers were very nice and we were particularly aware based on other reviews. We don’t mind the rules as they align with our preferences. We decided to return for another night at end of trip.

We were in site 12 (just okay) and 79 (awesome and right on creek). Site 12 was less expensive than 79 based on size and location.

Clean park. A tad pricey, but it seems okay given the area and lack of alternatives. Utilities work fine. Didn't test Wi-Fi as I used T-Mobile instead (5G is strong and fast at this RV park). Be sure to bring bug spray as there were a lot of ants. Creek access is a nice touch. Wildlife can be quite loud, especially at random times overnight. Overall, a nice spot.

As many others have stated, the park is beautiful and very well maintained but, the attitude of the owner, Cindy, is terrible. She’s harsh and unpleasant to work with. We like rules because they typically make a park nicer but here, it’s the delivery of those rules. The signs posted around the campground border on being rude. For example, one sign says, “Since the owner is nice enough to allow you to use this land, pick up after your pet.” It could have just said please pick up after your pet. One sign by the creek actually says, “No Screaming”. Seriously, you think kids aren’t going to scream when they are playing in the water.

Unfortunately, this is the only RV park with hookups near all the Sedona attractions so your choices are definitely limited. We would stay there again only because of the convenient location. If there were other choices, we would not stay there again.